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. , in the evenine , ael to leevs.there my hospital, ex- 1 werli,• and =toned' sh the eppusite cotts4:l-ttot lees .- eeptinEtueli m , en as conld be ritOved by the me.: , us lAthan thirty-five tholviand men, and by dome' etate he alreadyhad, on the g, ound of his apprehension I tnentc is estimated higher. Though rt landing on that I wns not strong enou:lli for the corps : coming L the Continent might, I have 00 doubt, have been from Plagencia, - and that the enemy was 'moving i forced,'t et as the siege of Antwerp, the possession upon' hisilank, and had returned to Santa Olalla in 1. of which could alone have secured to us.any of the his 1 - roni. , _ .. . .. ..; 1 ulterior objects of the expedition, was by this Stale I acknowledge that these. reasons did not appear 1 of things rendered utterly impraeticableesuch amea to ;tie sufficient for giving up so important a post as o sure, if successful, could have led to no solid advan 'Talavera, for exposing the combined armies to an ao - o . i r tage ; middle retreat of the Irony, which must at an eick. ip frerit• and rear at the S3;IIN. time, -o d for eban. - . I early period, haie been inevitable, woUldhave%beew. cloning m y hosplal'; and 1 wrote the letter of which I exposed to much hazard. .- , .. I inclose a copy. .--- ! The utmos• force (and that daily decreasing) that this, unteritioately reached tie General after he I. I could have-brought into the field, after pro o itling liaci to and he arrived - ;it Oropesa shortly after 1 for the occupation of Walcheren and South Bette ',ty.light on the morning of the 41n. 1 lrid, , would' have antounted to .about ~t wenty -three 711 , .e qv:es:ion what was 'to he acne, was then to i thousand infantry and twoAhousand cavalry. Your..- ' , iered. The , energy, stated to be : thirty 1 *Lordship must 'at.'onC4' see, then if the enemy;s , ~sand strong, but at all events COnii!tnk of the i force had,been - lessnufnereUeihan represented, after corps of Soelt and Ney, either united, . r nut very i the necessary detachment* to observe the garrisons distant ircin -each 'other, and supposed by Marshal of of Bergen-op-gnoro- and Breda, and -seeming one : Jourdan and JO..ieeli Buonaparie, to be sufficiently l communications, how very inadequate a force 'nest strong eo attack the British army, stated to be twee- have , remained for 'operations azainst Lillo . and ty-tive thousand strong, were on one side, in pos. Lief kenshoeik, and ultimo - 4.r (gantst Antwerp.; session of ,be hieh road to the passage of the Taut t which town, so far from being tri- the state which . at Altnaraz, the bridge at which place we' knew had ! had been reported, is from yew correct accounts,. been r: moved, althoegh the 'boats still necessarily repesented to be in :a , %Agile state of 4eteheei. remained in the river. . 'anti the enemy ships 14 beep 'brought :up. and Otz. the other side, .we had reason to expekt the : plaeld in security, under the tuns of the citadel. advarice of ViCtor's corpi to Talavera, as soon as 1 - Under these circatnittance‘itosvity&t.v4rtiiiig to deeersleuesta's march should be known, and atter ; roe to see the putrese affectalikrt all' aravy, from laving twelve thousand men to -watch Variegas, and I whose good cOutltut and valt - 44 % clevur) thing,to allowing from ten to eleven thousand killed and ! hope, 1 feet that inytinty.left:aue - vo otherc-course . wounded in the late action, this corps would haVe thaws° close 4y operatiouti;etolind : it will 01w, Vs 31130Wittd to twenty-five thousand. We could es. : 'be a tattistaitiett td nit to.tbittliti44l 1 , hivP not tricate ourselves trom this difficult situation only by been • indatted lightly to cotnnitt4heAafely 431-tbe great celerity of movellient, to, w Inch the troops' army conttitid t o me, or the ref4tOatt of tits 'pia were utiequ;l, 'as they had not had their allowance Jesty's aim, it watt; an addiliOnal satitattion to of. provisions for steer.tl dais, and by success in two me to find that .t.lio - nnantmous *pinion of the Lieu battles. If unsuccessful in eithere'we 'should have /tenant-Gnerals 'Ot this army, whom I thottait it been without a retreat ; and it .SouloatniNry avoid- ri,i;lit to consult, more out of respect to then'', than ing an aCtion' had retired before us, and had' waited - that I thought a doubt could be entertained on the the arrival of Victor, we should have-been expoied subjea., concurred entirely in the sentiments f have to a general station with fifty thobiand _men, equally , stomitted to your Loidship., Without a retreat. • • . 1-I am concerned costly, that the effeiti of the d W i -e had reawn ta expe6t; . that as the Marquis de ' mate at tins unhealthy period of the year, is teltrivust . la Reyna could nut remove the boats from ,the. river seriouslyeaod that the notober of sick airtltdy is 1'4,- 1 Aliiia'raz; Soult would have destroyed them. •;-, o tie &bor of three thousand men. • . -- Our only retreat - vs aS, - therefore, by the bridge of ~ It is my, intention to witltdraw graclutlly frOM the Arco Bithpo ; and if vve had moved on, the enemy, ,:. advaticed , pb,ition in this island, and, set,ding,inta by breakino that bridge while the army should been - e . Walcheren sticle an additional force as way be rie, .gaged , with Souls and Ney, would have deprived us Cessary . to secure that important possession; to em of that ()illy iesowL: ' _ :.: . , ' • .i bark the remainder of the troops, and to hold 'them • We could not take a- position at Oropesa, as• we ' in readiness to await tits ni:lieitJ'S further cominaeds, thereby . felt open . the_road to the breige of Arco which 1 shall most aoxiously expect - ' : tispo fror'e Talavera by Calera e and, 'atter consi- i I have the honour to•.be, Sec , - , • ,derma the whole subject , maturely, I was of opi- I (Signed) : CHATHAM. nitin 'that it ivas - advißable O'r'etire to tile bridge of . . .Afep - Bi;Po . , and to t:le up a deferrsdve e asfficn upon `the - Tagus. -: ' - - I was induced to adopt nits • last opinion, bedatise the Freach hate rio•A at ,least fifty thousand wee dis „Apse-hie to oppose to the coiobbied _armies; and a caps of twelve thousand to vs tech Vanegieii . and I 'vaslikewise of opinion, .that the sooner the outer.- sive - line ohouid be takeu up, the more _likely were the troops to * able to defend it. . '-' . Accordingly I marched on the sth, and eros;ed the Tagus by the bridge of' Arco Bispo, and have Continued clay . route to this place, :in Which I ant Well situated :6 defend tlie passAgc.: of Almaraz and the loWer pails of the Tagus. General Cuesta crossed the river on "the in hrot the - sth, and her is still at the bridge of Ar . co BISpo. .°. 4hoUt two thousand of the wounded have been tic,' 0, 1 ;h1 away frornTaloera; the remaining fifteen ieleored are there, atidTdoubt 'Whether,. under any ,circumstances, it would have been possible or Con• slittnt . with humanity, to attempt to retn.ove any to be cons► more of them. Fiotn 'the treatment which Sallie of - the.acildiers wo . ; m.lod ou,the 27th, and who tell into the hands of the enqtny, experlnccd from therd, ind from .th e manner in which I. have always treated' the wounded who Ilave ializ-n into . my hands„l ex ea that - these s men will be wA treatad ; and I have Only to lament, that a new concurrence of evew.s, _..ver which, trccn ciFcuinstances, T. had, and cc , u ,d have r,o conln)lii, should have 171:1ce'd the army a situation'to obl,H-d leavt any of them be -0:,. . . t - have bprout` to be, eze. (Si n ned). Za - .1 HUR MIELLESLEI.". Downing- street, Sept:2, sag. - - A Dispatch, .ot oxhich the folloyding is Copy, was yeslerdiiy inoraihg received a thelpi*e of LOrd :Viscount Castlereagh, ope•of his Nlalesiy's PritLipal Secretaries..pf State, from Lieutenant-General the Easl of Chatharp,:4a4ed Head-quarters, Batz, Au , -suit 29, 1809- • Loßt),_• • ! - V • 'Major BracitordAelivered to me .ybur Lordship's . di,patt;tl of the -21,t iti , u - int,.-;i4nifying to me t• •••ALliesty!s•coit.turtni.ls that siit t ull.convey,to tenant-General Sir .Eyre: .0;ote, 'ii :t General . , and 'Other °flit:et s and troOps,etnOoyed before Fushingi i and particularly to.thoste of the Artillery and engineer. Departments,' his Majesty's gracious approba-' tiOn of t nett- conduct ; and which.' have ObeYed with the.trios'i -entire satisfaction. • Thad- the honour in my last dispatch of acquaint . ply,- Lordship with my intention of procevditig tv Otis ylace, and should have been most happy t 0 to . ,have announced to your Lord ship- the int tier progress of this army. Untortu ' nattly - ., however, it bolcomes my duty tcrstate to your Lordship that; from the concurrent testimpuy-troM s , ) innny quarters, as to Jeave no donbt of the truth of •the , infortpation, the enemy. appears to linve col- ItCied:so f,;ialidahle a force, as to convince me that the perio4 was • arrived- . at which my .instruaions • would have diret:Aed me to withdraw they army un der my command, even if .engaged in ataual ope ration.. 2 . • • "Untirdry-Obice, Sept. 2,--180g. Extra of a Leiter from Rear-Admiral Sir, Richard John Str.than, gait. K U to the Vm.‘ Weilesley Pot:. • dated op txhixti . his gajesty's ship . the Dt. Duutulgo, off /341 Z, Me 2.7 th August, 1/;.9. I haye tiow acquaint you, for their Lord ship's' information, that the flat boats of every description of vessels bring assembled, and e, ery ne cessary arrangement Made, on the par' of the navy, • for landing the army hear Sanifleet, on the beach which had been- prettiOnsly reconnoitred, and not hearing from the Earl of Chatham respetiing his in tentions, I oteurnunieated with his Lordship on .he sitb instant, and on the following day I found his *Lordship had not tomb to a determination, on ac• count of the iticrearind force of the enemy, and the army getting siekly, and 'hat be had sent for the General* .to commit, I therefore, on the morning of the Stittl,4o/TOtO to his Lordship, and I Kan atter . went can shore to the meeting of the Lteutenaist-Ge • :tends tai the army, taking with me Rear-Adastral Richard *eattiel I found them clecidecil) et opi•! • Pion that 00 opetation . could be endertake - n against Atitwerp, with any Eirospott of illCCeiS, at this ad-. vatic* season of the year, and the enemy increas ing in strength, and •our own f orces diminished by sickness'. and that 4 the taking O tt L ho and liietken- shoed: Would not ensure our obtaining !Le Ultimate' . objett .of the expedition, without Antwerp being reduced, and the country near these fortresses being inundated; it was also their decided opinion, 'shat the. army ought not to make any atteqipt on them. I had already, in the most unqualified manner, of fered every naval assistance to reduce these fortresses,. and also in aid of every other operation of the army. Conceiving the subjectof the deliberation of tile Generals perfectly military, I withdrew with So . Richard Keates. The ships of the enemy, which were above the town of Antwerp about fiVe miles, have cnrne down, and are tioW,extended along the river face of it, 'except two of the line lower down, in the Reach above Lief kenshoeik ; and four frigates went to Lillo. An immense number of small gun boats are on the- boom ; behind them a crescent of sixty gun and mortarbrigs. The battery between Lille and Fredrick Hendrick is finished ; it has ten guns; The enemy has been driven from that which he was constructing on the noel side with loss, by the fire of our bombs anillgun vessels. Admiralty• Office, September 2, 2 frog. liearAdruiral Sir Alexander Cochrane ha 3 ttans mitted . lo the Honourable William Welk*/ Pule., a Letter from Captain Pigot, of his 'Majesty's ship the bum, giving an =taunt of bia - baving, on the 18th of June last, captured ta Pell6t6, "a Frtnela frigate, pierced for forty-two pins, bot having only fourteen of her niain-deders mounted, and we hundred and seventy-four men on - board. She had left Guadeloupe, in coMpany with another frigate, bound to France with colonial produce. Her consort escaped through superior sailing, after a long chace by his Majesty's sloop Clicrub. «m• • ••- intitehaU September 2, 1809. The King` has been *awl to grant the Dignity of a Baronet of the `United Kinglx - o of Great Bri tain and Ireland, to the following Gentlettletrandthe respective Heirs Mule of their Bodies lawiolly be gotten, viz. Paulus Arnelius Irving, of Woodhouse and Robgill Tower, in the County of Dumfries, Esq. Lieutenant. General ()Ibis ajesty's FurCeL 1 bonus Roberts, of Roberts's Cove, in the County of . Cork, Esq. iiaW, of the City of London, and of Kilpurnock, • I had certainly early understood on tiv arrival at \Valcheren, hat the viirtly were assembling, in con siderable force on all points; but I .was unwilling to give too much credit to these reports, and I was tleierniinect.topetsevre until I. was satisfied, upon the fullest information, that all further attempts woldcl be unavailable. :From all our intelligence it appears that the force ~fthe•et3emy in this: quarter, thistributed betw'een the nvirons of Bergen-op-Zoom, Breda, Lila, and Ant- LONDON: Printed by 1410 . At tbe SUN-OFYI, Charles reektrell, of SWAtot, in the COnfily of Glonces. ter, and of Piccadilly, in the County Of Middlesex, Esq. Edwin Bayntunt Sandys of Misenien Castlein - the County OR, low:ester. 'WA of Cliadlingron.Hall, in the COisnty of . • Oxforu, Esq: - Henry Hal'ord, of St. George's Hanover-square* in die County of Middlesex, Dom of Physic, and oneof his hlaies. ! ty'., l'hysicianS in Extraordinary. j uhn Tyrell,of Boreham-house in the County of Essex; Esq. Foreign-0111a, August 26. The King has been pleased to approve of Don Josef Alonso Ortiz to be his Catholic Majesty's Consul General in the United Kingdim3 of Great Britain and Ireland. grar.Office, Set umber 2, 1809. Bromley, Cettt. ipth Regiment of Light Dragoons, to be Cornet without purchase. astii Ditto, Captain is. 11. Belcher, from the sd Dragoon (;uards, to be Major, by purchase, vice Forrester, who re. tires. 2Ah ;lino, The Honourable Richard Lindsay to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Fletcher, appointed to the 25th Light Dragoons; 25th Ditto, Alexander Campbell, Gent. to be Cornet, with. out pu refl . :Asc. 2,1 Regiment of Foot, Ensign 1. R.. Kell, from the sgth Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 3d Ditto, tinsign lulu) Sucherlanct, from the Cape Regiment, to he Lietticiiant, without purchase:, vies Welsh, pro.' muted. STkt~Ditto;"Lieutenant George Davis M'Kenzie to be Captain olia Company, vice i alnot, deceased. Lieutenant john Bent to De t.'apkirith i; ump4tiy, by pun:Just:. vice Dob son, ,ho retires. EnsiAti,4ritir kngiatitt juluison to be Lieutenant, vice 11Leket,zie. • Stit IJil4u. Kerillyi to be Lieutenant without ( tuctkise. vi‘e ~,wkr„ai thy, iippu rated Iv the lo th ktoval . 'eterm Peter Wiliats, Ucht.. to ue . . tort Onto, iitir)es Taylor, Gent'. to be Enfign, without pur. cluse, vke Irs whose A ppoitituktikt has' not taken . zoth Ditto, Wiltivin Chapin Grove, Gent. to be Ensign by pon.tici,-; vice Ke:iyoo, l irotnoteti. Z i ts) (Attu, Lizurr l'hunias Malkin to be Captain of a, • vice oc,..e.,sed. • , 3ist C.:era. to be Ensign, without pur eii:he, vice Gdniote, 31,1 to, C ' AA( 1: env., io be Ensign by purchase, .plyvti)tect. , . • , 371 , 1 ch iLi topher C. Tallon, from the both uot ;co de without purctiase; vice itolitbrooke, sup,. rse,c,i, •' . tptair., Henry Fhz,:.erald, F rain the. 99th Foot, t be C.ApLaiu t.t.a .Compaii); vice burtOsi, who emitatiges. ;VI • H. o:llritis, trom the 78th Pout; to be Lieute. itimpt s 'Ott f).i.cutcnatit I.,st , ph Dyas, front the Louth Militia, tope i.nti bit. (511_•..apia .P,fthbr 111'Nimara, trom the sth Garrison Bat. to be of a Company, vice Hall who ex. 7( cen:ge Collis, Gent. to be Ensign without pun. vtce appowtzd to the 37Th Foot. lolui ,t),..litnt. to be Ensign, by purchase, pto,inuteti., 941,1 1.),), I,l.bigit Gordon C lnnes to be Lieutenant by A.Ninpbeli t ' promoted. 95 i) , to, ral the Isigot Honourable 50 David .Durt do, K. O. to be Chiet. Major-General Forbes trunk the 26tli Garrison Battalion, to be Co. lust ( . .-oinrr..nutant of the tst Battalion. Majoi-Cietteral Sir Brent Spencer, K. B. from 2d West India tcegtatcat, to be Cvlonel Cotnmandautof the ad Batta.. Major-General the llon, Wm. Stewart, to be Colonel-Coin. thandant at the 3a Battalion. Oita Doo, Ensign Geor!‘,.e Thomas Colomb to bt Adjutatkr, inc. Oavis, whoiesign) the Adnizartcy only. 9pto William Burton,. hem the 47th Foot, to be Captain of a Compenf,' *ice kitzgerald, who .ex= chiniges. West India Regiment, Lieutenant-General Sir George K. B. troll) 2d'Garrisou Battalion, to be Cole.. nel,. vice Sir Brent. S pencer. Royal Anican Corps, Lieutenant Frederick Forbes to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. Lieutenant C; rant to Dc ditto.' Ensign Bradshaw Clarke to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign Robert bennett to be ditto. , - • • To be Ensigns, without purchase—Oswald Pilling, Gent. vice Claike. lie...irge Christie, Gent. vice Bennett. , Cor poral lout Podia tivtit. the Royal Artillery. Bombardier Aic..io.rat kvilo trprn die o. Royal West lhclia Ensign John Gibson Jones to he without • purchase, vice Dean, promoted. • Ichn Cent.. to ne Ensign, without purchase, vice ,vl*/' ,ers , el, hoc.e A pp,iintia,:nt rtes tv.t taken plz:ce. iAt . ciarrisun E.ii ialion, Richard Hamilton,' Gent. to be En. • sign, ueeeas.d. ¶lll Unto, Laptaiti William hall, from the 63d Foot, to be t:eywn, of a t-o 1 :4 1 1)aity, vice M`Nainara, vvriu exchanges. Dit to , i•ila)or General' George Earl . of Dalhousie, Irwin the zti t 06T to be Colonel, vice Sir George Beckwith. , Stir Uitw, Licut:m.int- General. twin Oespard, groin the tath • •%:t••10-,,,, i - Wltta,hori, to be Culorkil, , vice Major-General Lieutenant Patrick O'Brien;,trorn the 3otti Lieutelettit,.vice Hudson, appointed to the 2(1 r• tout • - .. • .7th Ditto, Cu.ilierth D'Arcy,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stave ly, t sin ,sed tilt; Service. cage iW3 battalion, I.ieutenant-General George f • troth the 6otti Foot, to be Callouel,- vice Dieuten :•'arit.Geiretal I.)eap‘ird. HOSPITAL STAFF. l'n be A.potbe.qaOcs to the Forces—Assistant Surgeon S. mud 'ones, from the 76tn Foot. Hospital-Mat:. I( , nathan • Courtney'. Floitntai;Mate 'obit GraAanf. Hospital- Mate John TO 'be Purveyor to the Forces—Dzputy Yurveyor tames • I‘4 l Wairter. • . •• • To be . deputy Plirveyor ./ i to the Forces--Purveyor's' Clerk Alexander. Copeland. - . IP erveyor's Clerk lia in Kent. utveyOr,s • C Jerk lain' Saunders.. • • To be Hospital-Mate iur General Service--Richaid Hcoper, Gent. The King's Gentian tegion.• • Ist Battalion of the Line, Wm. Schroeder, Gent. to be En sign, vice Kumrn, promoted. . • • Ditto, Lieutenant Le;Vi.s Biehnieister to be Captain of a Compoy, with tempotliaylaisk, vice Weylie,'veho retires on an allowance. 'Ensign Cliariechrocknorit to be Lieu terlant, vee Bachtneist , :r. Cadet.Serjeant Bor4stadt to de LnsiEn, Vice'Brakdorli. Commissions 'in the followiag RegimentS'or Local Militia, :signed by his Majesty. ' To be Adjutant to the Soutnern Shiopsnire Regiment—Thos Wilkinson; Gent. To be Supernunieray Adjutant touhe City of York— S uttoo, , Gtilt. ' ' To be Adjutant tope Sevenoaks and Brornley Regiment of Ditto, in the County 01 Kent-i-Michael Nevin, Gent. TO be Adjutant to-the ad Easton Gloucestershire Battalion of dit 1 . Chas. Edwards; Gent. To be Adjutant to tbe:jct or North Oxfordthire Regiment of Ditto—,Uenj. Robinson, Gent. To be Adjutant to the Dumbartonshire ditto—loseph Har.. • to be Lieutenant— t; hada Reeve, CeOt. Tu beQultter-Master Chaplin, Gent. ConnitissiOns in the Suffolk Local Militia, Signe.' by the Lord Lieuteiiipt. Colneis.flattalloo. To be Captaitt—fathet I erwyn, Esq. ' • To be Lieutenant by Brevet—Quarter-Master Luke Silbum Gent. To be Ensign-'John Bond, Gift. Babetgh Battalion. To be Lieutenants—Benjamin Burrell, Gent. fohn Phil lips, Gent. Charles Steggail, Gent. ltisbrie.ge Battalicn. To be Captain—The Hon. Wm. Buriell. Commissions in the Suffolk Militia, sikned by the Lori Lieutenant. rst. or Western Regiment. To be lieutenants—Pairick Francis Egan, Gent. Edward Carpue, Gent. George Mates, Gent. Zahn . tiimingita In, P • Gent. • To be Ensign-I°bn Birmingham, Cent. Eastern keguncnt. To be Captains—lohn Davie, Esq. Thomas Woodcock, Esq. To be Lieutenant—William Woods, Gent. To be Ensigns—Eilgar Wool ward, Gent. Robert Cooper, Gent. G. H. briS2C, Cent. F. C. Negus, Gent Win. Buckle, Gent. lames Elwyn, Gent. Wm, nluore, Gent. I homes liirkliam, Gent. To bc Surgeon—Wm. Nash, Gent. Commissions signed by the Lo-d Lieutenant of the County of Flerctod. . Herefordshire Yeomanry Cavalry. To bo Lientenant—Ricilaid Underwood, Gent. vice A r mi. take, resigned. To bc Cornet--Robert PUrchas,-Gent. . • - Ist Rrgirnent of Herefordshire Local. Militia. T.o he Licuteninui— Win. Thomas, Gent. - William Webb, Gent. falai Farmer, Gent. ' To be Ensigns— loseph JoieS, Gent., Thomas Denton, cent. Win. BC:iii.clt. Gent. James _ in the County of Ayr, eitowlarni Blearxriia , iett, of 131ennerTille, in th:: County of Kerry, Esq. Wiiliain Smith, of Eardiston, in the County of Worces ter, Esq. . itson, Cent. ' • • To we Adjutant tattle id or Southw ell , • Regiment of Not , _ tinghant6hhe L R Local Militia ' — john tissel, Gent, • CoOmission in the Royal Regiment of i 'llevon and Cornwall Miners, signed by the Lord Warden: ' To be Ensign—William Stone, Gent. vice Rundle promoted.' ; Commission in the Southern Regiment of Royal Pembroke shire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. To.bc Surgeon—john Vuyfe, Gent. vice Thomas, deceased. Cotnntissions signed by the Su Lord ffolk. Lieutenant of the County of , • Helmington Volunteer Infantry. To be Captain, by Brevet—Adjutant Philip Sanders. tst roop'of Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry. To be Cornet—Pints Gordon Morgan, Gent. Ipswich Volunteer Infantry. • To be Lieutenant—lohn Gooding, Gent. .„ To be Ensigns— fohn Cooke, Gent. Charles Batley, Gent. Gilberi Brothers, Gent. - 4th Corps of Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry. To be Major-Commandant Thomas Sherlock Gooch, Esq. To be Captains—Thomas Cooke, Esq. Stephen Shilllto,- I Esii. :HARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlctt.court, Bow-street; and Pt:blished by WILLIAM ARMIG ER SCRIPPS, -South Molton.street, G Of %TM .square, ce, No. 112, Strand; where Advertisements, Orders for the Paper Letters for the Editor, &c, tpost-paia), must be addressed. BANKAUPiS. Thomas Saxelbye, of Derby, 'merchant, to surrender Sept. • ; 1•8; 2), and Ue.tober- 14, at eleven, at the Talbot 'Derby. Atturnies, Ale.sts. Ed..vains and jeswp, I)crby ; or Mr. :1. Lambert, Hatton-Garden, London. ~ Wnhatn,,Sault,ot South Moulton -stieet, St. George, Han over-square; .Vii,;(lless2x, callendei - er, Sept. 6, zj, ridt October 14, at eleven, at Gulinhall. Attorney, Mr. kutherfott, Bar. ioloinew.close. Charles Henshaw. late of Tower,street, London, wine. merchant, Sept. 16, z;, and Octobzr i 4, a.t eleven, a; _ . _ Attorines, Messrs. tierridges, Phillips, of Wra,ley, Limoinsone, .snopkec:pay Sept. 16, and, ociuuzr 14, at, elemi, at tne Horncastie. Attormes, 11r. 1 hurnas ‘Va:lter, Sinlsny, LinciAiihire; or Mr. Sion College-Gardens . ; Ai dermanoury, London. . lolin Swift, of Liverpool, stati,ner, Sept. 25, 26, and 04.:t0. ber 14, at one, at the Star and Garter I avers), Laverpcbui. Attornies, NU. losepti lla.vaun, .Liverpool; or ,Me.ws.. Shejillard and BediOrd-rovii, LundUn. • Robert Way len, of Devizes, Wiltshire, vietuatler, Sept.' 23, , 23, and tielober atelevcii at tne..Casite Devtzes. W. Attorney, Mr. W. W Salniki, Deii2es. John Kekly,of - Shoreditch, Middlesex, cheesemonger, Sept. 16, 23, and October 14, a; eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, •Wrignt, Dowgate-hill. john M'Cloud,•of Green's-End, Woolwich, Kent, wheel. . "night, Sept. 23, 30, and October i 4, At ten; at Guild hall, London. Attornies, Mr. W. Langliain, Bartlett's buildings, Holborn, London ;or Mr. Cl.arlcs i'arker, 13m111 1L ie !i ' d ' d M le i s ' e ld L es: Greeuw . ich, baker. of 23. at E d el w e a v rd ena ra t te u y il t d h i e la e i l i d . er, Sept. 41. john Browning, of Oxford-street, car penter and budder, at twelve, at Guilditall. Oet. to; Joseph tolinson and John Statham, of Tivickett's. Mills, county of Southanipton, and Thinzias of•Hytt:-street, Bloornstriary, „Middlesex, millers, at ten, at Sept. 23. William Bell, of Bristol, linen-draper, at eievcia, . at thesßush Tavern, Bristol.' • Sept. 23. john Baines, late of Ashford,' Salop, farmer, a t ten, at•thc White Horse, Ludlow. Sept. 23. SiMon Davic, of Upper St. Martin's-lane, Log' acre, Middlesex, cabinet-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. 23. lames Wrigley, of Pitt. atieet , I.3laektriani 50+d , Surrey, .hat-tilauutacturer, at twelve, at Guitunan; Lull . don., Sept. 16. Patrick Morgan . and Arthur Strother,. laic of the Minories, London, inerchants, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. 79 Boyce ,vlasktll, of Beccles, Stirfolk, u P hatsterer, at our, ai the King'sticati Inn, Beetles. Nov. lb. Detvdney, of Heet-treet, London, jewel ler, at i)vclve; at t,wl , Utall, Seat. as. William Booth, ofCarlisle, Cumberland, grocer, ' at elvign, at &tie Mouthatl, Nov: 14. GK.ortelioulton,.iata ut Charing-Cross; - Middlesex.; ; but now or Pricklr's..hill, East Isarnet, Hertturdsiure, farmer, it - twelve, at Guilanalt, London. . Sept ; .2b. Evan 10ne.% of Moiton, yenbio l i ure , ( w e t • and criapinan, at clever), at tile Sportsman's inn, Castle- I • -Street,. C rna von. • , .0rtf..3.-_ Benjamin Baddeley, of Whitec'napel, Middlesex; grocer, at eleven, at Uuildhall. • Nay + ,4s. john Yew Gritlitil ' or Northanipton2terrace,4V ,;icrati,'MaddleseX, stink-broker, at eleven, at 'Guildhall. • Sept. 26. Charles Massey, of New-st i reet, 4t.. within the liberty of the 'rower, Middlesex, wn/..rtini,•ery•. at ten, at. Guildhall.. ' Nov. t 4. !Win Parsson and James Gardiner, of Clement's lane, I.oitibird.Sireet, • London, and of Sztvill'6.plac, 1-41 1 :" hew, Surrey, hop-merchants, brewers, and wed4iticii, At" - eleveo, at Guildhall, LOIICIUII. • • Nov. 14. -William Lawsofl, of St. Catherine's -street, Mid dlesex, biscuit. baker, at ten, at Guildhall.' Mathew Benjamin, LiMe-stlect-squire, LotiJ° l4 n - itirliatit, at. one, at, Guildhall. . Watson, of Selby, Yorkshire, incr cer, at one, at Guildhall, Loiaion. N0v..4. - Thoinas -Motrait and john - Brown, of Goswe.ll - St. Luke, Middle Sex, Dine-manufacturers, at CleV,3l, • -Sept' 13. Elizabeth of Dilford, Devonshire,, afrelevan, at 'tile Is, 'cavern, Bristol. De.s, 16. 'Thomas Maltby and Geurge Maltby, of Size-lane, , -I...ondf_in, merchants; at tern; at G ir:( October att, William Tobover- and Inamirs Johnson, 01 Hydi -street,:l3loornsbury, Middlesex, factors, at clown , at Guildhall. Sep , . zu. Jeremiah Appleby, of Chatham, Kent, liner , - draper, at ten, at G Sept. 23 . . lames Rooemon, of Lydil, Kent, lirien-draper, ; ten, at Guildhall, London. `Oct. 7. William Brain, of Sutton-street, St. Ann, ‘V`'t itiutater, plane-maker, at twelve, at Guildhall.. Sept. 23. , Frederick Head, late of Bury St. Edrnunw. Suffolk, baker; at eleven; at the Angel Ina; Biuy 1:•d' , Oct. i j. Thomas Topp. of Manchester, cotton-rnanufaatu th at th4te, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. of Nov. 17. Muses Agar, late of Austin friars. but now City Chambers, London, ship-owner, at eleven, Guildhall. MI. 7. john - Lobban, late of Great Wild-street, Lincoln' , -Middlesex, coach-plate.founder,.,l3 twelves' at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES. t Sept 23. Richard 'Paul Sayer, late of Essex-court, TOO eh • . Midlesex, inoney-scrivener. . Thompson, ,now cut late of Woodford, Elisio'. apiithecary. Williain - Peatsbn, of Old Painshaw, county of Dorh al " gime& Henry Elliott, of Chippenharn, Wiltshire, clothier. raharn bamaatt, of Whitezhapel. Middlesex, brazier. I , loan Stork. of Sr. - Saviour's Church.yard, Southwar`" Surrey. hop-faetor. •iier. Edward .Clewer Winnall, of Claims, Worcestershire,Ml Joseph Morgue, of Wallsend,'NOrthumberland, ship-oc". c o i Daniel. Matthews, formerly 4,t . BAsiugtoke, county SOirthaniptoo, groccr. 'J r tolui Poore, of Mill .lanc, Tooley.street, SonthW ark, . lighterinnt. dle - Michael Bryan, of George-street, Hanoyer.square, Mr :sex, picture-dealer. • PAR - rpwattlPS DISSOI,ED. . W.Atotten.and I. Hotton, Russia-court, Milk-street. IL Sutton and C. Sale; jun, llotough, Leicester, hosl•2rs.. 2*.'lVelitriektand and K. kOwlings, Coventry, chear.i.•.fo.. .-4i4-; , 7 - I:loccius and J. teinberg, London. I. Mayor and Williams, London, merchants. I. H. TilolliSoll and Co. Liverpool. 4 111 ` I. Emson and T. Willis, Saffron Waldron, Essel's dealers.